LegoLassy123

Kas's Vanity You play as Kas as he fights to defend his own self esteem against the monstrous self-doubts that have invaded his beauty sleep. You use various accessories in your trek up to the top of this nightmare world, including the default hairspray, the holy lotion, the brush-erang and more. A difficult but old-school, skill-based platformer, you have to find hidden hand mirrors to heal yourself, or die by the barrage of bed heads, boneys and agers. SUPERHOT

Overstory A winged monster teenager flies a little too high and finds a human settlement, trapped in the clouds, who believe that killing her will allow them to escape. You get to choose whether to attack or forgive the humans as you make your way to the queen Goreys, meeting quirky characters along the way like Paper, Saint, Tilda, Beta, and Odin, to name a few. Not to forget the antagonistic Birdy, who repeatedly appears to mock you on your quest. It's a game best played with as little spoilers as possible. The Sims

Nico Nico Nii

Thomas the Tank Engine

Amethyst.

Hello there, fellow newcomer. Nice to see/ hear from you, "long time lurker". I'm also relatively new to this site, but I'm sure you will see how welcoming this community is before long. If you ever need help, feel free to ask. Someone will always know the answer.

Telekenisis! Why use hands when you can use brains, am I right? Also, 100 pounds sounds plenty to me... I have no frame of reference for judging that... Would you rather be able to watch Godzilla fight the Kraken or Cthulu? Cus why not combine a giant Japanese sea-based monster with a giant English sea-based creature. They're both squid-like, immensely powerful, except one is an old one and one is just ancient. (This is based off of an awesome t-shirt I saw on holiday. Shame it didn't have the right size, and had been discontinued ) It'd be in your home city, or closest to it, and whoever won MAY then take over the rest of the world depending on who it was.

Alphonse

Hi there, fellow newcomer! I'm equally not much of an artist (compared to anything on here), but if you ever need help eventing or writing stories, I may be able to help... or perhaps we can teach each other and learn from other more experienced users too... Whatever works... Also, you play D&D? That's awesome! I fairly recently discovered D&D (5th edition) a few months ago from the Geek and Sundry group "Critical Role", and I never knew role playing could be so fun! Which version do you play, out of curiosity? Look forward to seeing what you create in the future.

Hello there, fellow newcomer. I wanted to say that this forum is very friendly, and I'm sure you will see how welcoming it is before long. I know exactly how you feel about introductions and talking to people, although my shyness comes more from my autism and general awkwardness than social anxiety (although there is a bit of that too). But fear not, there are plenty others in that same, introverted position as us. You're not alone. As for the stories that you wish to make into games, I would love to see what you create in the future. Any chance for new talent and new people to bounce ideas off of, test things, critique etc. can only be a good thing. I may be fairly new still, but what I've found is that if you need help with writing or eventing, I may be able to help. Otherwise, there are SO many other creators on this forum who are genuinely talented that anything you want/ need is here, or will be if you ask for it. I wish you good luck in your endeavors. Hope to see from you in the future.

Hello Miumimi. Always nice to see fellow newcomers. I would've commented sooner, was it not for my holiday. Also OMG!!! YOUR ARTWORK IS AMAZING!!! I wish that I could even come close to that! You have some real talent in the art department! I guess my skill is elsewhere (aka painting with words rather than drawing tools). Out of curiosity, how long did those sketches take you to draw? I look forward to seeing stuff from you in the future .

Every side quest because side quests always seem to be more interesting. They deepen the world and rarely/ never have "points of no return". They can get you some sweet loot too... however, side quests tend to follow the exact same formula, so it could get repetitive (then again, so would boss battles, which tend to have a few common ways of defeating them)... and then there are some side quests that end in optional boss battles... Do they count??? Either way, it's side quests for me. Would you rather be a vampire or a werewolf? And I'm not talking about those in the Twilight universe, but genuine scary monsters. For the purposes of this, the vampire must be invited into houses, has a weakness to religious symbols, running water and stakes to the heart and is vulnerable to sunlight, but not killed by it HOWEVER then can turn into shadows, a swarm of bats/rats and has some hypnotic powers (and must feast on blood). Alternatively, werewolves in this scenario are weak to silver in all forms, but are a force of nature, painfully changed by the full moon, with all the benefits that being a wolf-man combination (heightened hearing and smell, speed and athletic abilities etc.). I know this looks like a lot of rules, but with so many interpretations of both, I felt I needed to be clear and narrow down on which versions of both I meant... Also, being tired probably doesn't help... it's midnight after all...

Welcome, fellow newcomer. I would've commented sooner, was it not for my holiday. I wanted to comment and say that I LOVE your profile pic. Nice FMA reference. I must say, Alphonse must be one of my favorite characters from that anime. Him and the flame alchemist, coronal Roy Mustang (To be fair though, it's a really close call. The whole cast is awesome. It's hard to pick favorites lol).